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st. Cloud Man JONES the Canadian Boodlers.


st. Cloud, Minn., Speeial:-It has just
been made public that E. H. Morse, law
yer and loan and real estate agent of this
city, doing very large business. has gone
to Canada, Mr.. Morse was raised in st.
Cloud and about five years ago was ad.
mitted to the bar from the office of Searle
& Searle, and was for a time in Judge Col
Inns Office. He then opened an office
for himself, obtained the agency OF
the Minnesota Loan and Trust
company and obtained the largest collec-
tion and loan business in the city. He
was married three years ago to a Miss
Horrigan OF Canada, and it was supposed
his wife was wealthy, as they at once be.
household expenses. During the pastyear
Mr.. Morse has had as many as eleven
horses in his stable at once, kept a coach.
man and jockey, two carriages and
other vehicles, and recently began
repairs and additions to his
house that would amount to $12, 900, and
are about half completed. Recently his
wife and two children went back to Cana
da to visit, and July 30 Mr.. Morse started,
he made O. bill of sale Of all his personal
property to his father-in-law and
assigned all his notes, mortgages, ETC.,
and these he left in u st. Paul bank. He
then tried to borrow OF the banks but
failed, but succeeded in obtaining o check
in his own name from Foley Bros.
to pay for land he had bought
for them which he had cashed
in st. Paul at the Merchants National
He is also supposed to have taken 81, 600
insurance money belonging to Mrs. Hag
german Of st. Cloud, and other moneys.
Mr.. Morse was director in the German
American National Bank OF this city, but
recently sold his stock and resigned. It is
supposed he took at least SO, 900 in cash
with him. Creditors here have asked that
a receiver be appointed, and have recover
cd possession Of the papers left in st. Paul,
and so that SO far ns known all claims
will be about covered. His !iabilaties so
far as known are about $15, 900.
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A sensational suicide was committed at
Oakdale cemetery. August Nearnebold,
proprietor OF the Farmers mills and a
resident of Davenport for thirty-two
years, accompanied his wife to the ceme-
terry to visit the grave OF their daughter.
Afterward he suggested walk through the
graves, and his wife consented. They had
Nearnebold expressed u desire to go alone.
Suspecting nothing his wife started to re-
turn to the family lot to wait for him, and
had retraced her steps but a short distance
when she heard pistol shot. Hurrying to
the spot where she left her husband, she
found him in the agonies OF DEATH He had
placed q revolver in his mouth and fired.
the bullet lodging in the brain. Grief at
the loss OF his daughter caused the decd.
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Baliour, chief secretary for Ireland, an
nounced in the house of commons on the
10th that the government had proclaimed
the Irish National league. He said the
league was proclaimed as dangerous as
sociation under section Of the crime act
amendment bill. The government had
thus taken the power conferred upon them
by that statute to prohibit and suppress
the league. Continuing. Balfour said
There are two snbheads OF the sixth sec
ton OF the act mentioned in the proclama.
tion which declares as follows: "Whereas,
we are satisfied that there exists in Ireland
a. association known a. the Irish Nation
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but an aged professor made ba loon as
cension alone, so as to get above the clouds
and take an observation. As there had
been hitch in the filling OF the balloon,
considerable doubt was felt as to it's abili-
ty to carry the aeronaut, but the ascen.
sion was successfully made and the pro-
lessor descended in safety near Moscow,
forty miles distant.
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The Hclipas Of the spn.

A London dispatch OF the goth says
The eclipse Of the sun was observed for q
few minutes at sunrise at Dartmoor and
Torqnay. The sky was obscured by clouds
at Paris and Vienna. Prof. Vogel, OF the
Belgium expedition at Karjewitz ON the
Volsa, telegraphs that the sky was over
cast, but that the solar protuberances and
chromosphere were observed, although the
corona was invisible. The Rus
sian observers were successful in
their various stations in obtain
ing numerous drawings Of the corona and
its spectrum. The eclipse was not observ-
cd at 81. Petersburg owing to the clouded
sky. Az Kiln the sun was also obscured.
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Interesting Features Of Paymaster Basins Rob-
berry.

berry.
Omaha, Special:-The arrest OF Charles
Parker, the cowboy and highwayman who
last spring robbed Paymaster Bash ofSS,-
900 at Antelope Springs, Wyo., has devel.
oped very sensational features. Parker
was arrested in Logan county, Neb. After
robbing Bash he located i'll Logan county
and went into businesss with the stolen
money. He built rude store fifty miles
northwest OF Candy, and purchased
lot OF horses and cattle. His money being
all new bills he was soon suspected. Dep
uty Sheriff Carter. with q strong posse,
undertook to arrest him ON q warrant
charging the robbery OF Paymaster Bash.
Parker fired several shots and stood Off
the posse, alter which they left him alone.
He was closely watched, however. few
days ago three men named Bagnall,
Lucas and johnson went to Parker's
store, and getting the drop
on him while he was eating his supper. ar
rested him. They claimed to be United
States deputy marshals, but in fact they
were frauds. Taking Parker into the
hills, they robbed him OF 50, 100 and
a horse. Then they let him 60. The
horse however, belonged to another party,
who caused the arrest of Bagnalt Lucas
and Johnson, at Plum Creek. On Wednes-
day the 18th these men secured their release
through the aid OF lawyers. who got most
OF their money as fee. Parker, who had
followed the three iDen as far as Candy,
was arrested there by Sheriff Doane after
despesate fight. Parker drew revolver
and knife. but was tightly held by Doane.
Parker then got one OF Doane's fingers in
his mouth and held it there, and severely
stabbed him in the other arm. A crowd
disarmed Parker, who still held on to
Doane's finger and would not let 60 until
some one ran a knife into his throat. He
was bound hand and foot and taken to
North Platte. Habeas corpus was sworn
out there. His bail was fixed at 81, 500,
which he could not give. He will be taken
to Cheyenne. Paymaster Bash was tried
by court martial for negligence and sus-
pended until the amount stolen by Parker
is made good to the government.
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Meier Goldschaidt, the Danish poet,
novelist and journalist Is dead. He was
6S years old.
Among the Americans in London are
George Alfred Townsend, Roswell z.
Flower, Dr. George Meredith, Mrs. Matthew
Carpenter OF Wisconsin.
At Montreal, j. X. Page, bookkeeper OF
the large Wholesale stationary house of G.
o. Beauchemin & Co.. raised a $25 check
to 20, 900 on the Jacques Cartier bank,
cashed it and absconded.
Bordeaux, France, has been visited by q
hurricane, which destroyed an enormous
amount OF property. The storm caused
The collision, at Arcachon, OF two excur-
tion trains. Several cars were wrecked
and seventeen persons were injured.
Secretary Lamar decides that the indem-
nity lands OF the Northern Pacific must be
confined to the ten mile belt.
By direction OF the acting secretary Of
war, Lieut.. II. K. Bailey, Fifth infantry
ia detailed as acting judge advocate ci the
iepartment OF Arizona, and will report to
Gen. Miles for the duty at his headquar-
ters.
The acting Indian commissioner decides
that Santee Sioux in Nebraska are citizens
and may vote:
A B. Stickney ct AL OF st. Paul pur-
chased big slice OF real estate in Chicago
and woa't tell why. The amount pur-
chased was 4. 900 acres.
John G.. T.. Dohm. twenty years old, the
son OF q Dayton, Ohio, druggist, has been
arrerted on the charge OF stealing 1920
worth OF jewelry from his landlady. pohm
was formerly employed as reporter on O
Dayton newspaper, nnd recently on a New
York daily,
At Philadelphia, Pa, United States
District Attorney Allen, acting on the ad-
vice OF the third auditor OF the treasury,
instituted an action in the United States
court against William A. Swan OF Wilkes
barre, Pa, and his bondsmen, Charles
Parrish and Lewis Sandleman, vi the
same place, to recover 5000 for alleged
deficiencies in his returns to the depart
ment while acting as Indian agent at the
Cheyenne River reservation, Dakota, in
1883 and 1884
Theodore Stewart of New York, who
made 81. 900, 900 by delighting the eyes oi
his patrons with fine arts while he tickled
their palates with fine liquors, left his
money making estate, the saloons. to
three employees.
The president had retired from active
service Maj. Edward r. Warner, First ar.
tillery, on his own application, after thirty
years' service. Maj. Warner has q bril-
liant record, made in the late war Of the
Rebellion,
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q. A. II.

Every Comrade should send to w. j. c.
Kenyon, General Passenger Agent "The
Burlington" st. Paul, Mimi, for free
copy OF 1.-The fallen Heroes OF 1S61-'65."
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Mrs. De MOres Wants a Divorce.

New York Special: News comes from
Paris that the wife OF the Marquis de Mores
is preparing to enter suit for divorce
against her husband. 1t has been known
to the friends OF the family for some time
that Marquse de Mores had become dis
satisfied with her married life, and they
expected she would seek a separation.
Marquise de Mores before marriage
was known as Miss Won Hoff-
man. She is the youngest daughter OF
Baron Louis A. Won Hoffman, the Wall
street banker, and has an extensive ac-
quantance in this city. She has beenliving
in Paris with her mother foi the past four
months. Everybody speaks in the high
est terms OF the marquise. Before her
marriage she was n great sportsw oman,
being particularly noted as IL fine shot and
crack horse rider. The marquis is tall,
handsome man. He is about thirty tw o
years OF age. but does not appear to be
twenty-five.
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legislative Proceedings.
lContinued from First Page.

to correct these abuses was t. abolish the
entire system. He also referred to the un-
equal burdens imposed upon the poorer dis
trcts by the present law, and the great dis
parity of school privileges on the part of
school childr-n in the same town. Abolish
the system and tne result would be more
efficient supervision, more careful selection
of teachers, and better school houses than we
now have. These were a few OF the reasons
which he urged for the abolition Of the school
district systen.
Mr. Gushee withdrew tor the present his
motion TO indefinitely postpone, and on his
motion the bill was laid on the table and
assigned for TO morrow at II o'clock.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to incorporate the Midway,
Mount KatahIn and Patten Railroad Co.
Bill an act to incorporate the Sars6eld
Water Company of Fort Fairfield, Maine.
Bill an act to incorporate the Fort Fair
field Village Corporation.
Bill an act to authorize the city of Ellis.
worth to convey it's right,title and interest in
certain land lying within the limits of State
street in said city.
taxation of certain plantations, approved
ceorudIy 49, 1907
Bill an act requiring license on dogs.
Bill an act for bounty on crows, addition
al to chap. 80, revised statutes.
Bill an act to amend chap. 81, revised
statutes.
Bill an act making a copy of town clerks
records admissible as evidence.
Bill an act to amend sec. l, chap. 81, re-
vised statutes, relating to the appointment of
Bill an act to repeal the charter of the
town of Mayfeld (Under suspension of the
rules.)
Resolve in favor of the town Of Monticello.
PASSED TO BIB ENaRossED.
Bill an act to create lien on colts.
Bill an act to exclude minors as spectators
from court rooms.
Resolve making appropriation for the Pc
nobscot tribe Of indians for the years 1887
and 1888.
Bill an act to incorporate the Androscoggin
Valley Agricultural Society in the county of
Oxford.
PASSED TO BA ENACTED.
Bill an act relating to schools in Madawaska
Territory
Bill an act to incorporate the Boothbay
Water Company.
Adjourned
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The Senate had a rousing field day
Yesterday. The Gettysburg Memorials,
the abolition of school districts. and the
increase of the Judges salaries were up
and excited lively discussion. Senator
Libbev of Penobscot spoke in favor OF
abolishing the school districts, and Sena-
tor Gushee of Knox against. Senator
Lumbert Of Aroostook and Senator Heath
of Kennebec made telling and fine speech
es in favor of increasing the salaries OF
the Judges. The Senate has plenty OF
speaking talent as we'll as business ability.
The Maine legislature is engaged upon
a subject which interests large number
of our readers in Philadelphia and
throughout Pennsylvania. viz. the effort
to secure a generous supply OF pure water
for Bar Harbor. The number of Phla-
delphians who make Bar Harbor their
summer camping ground is very large
and is annually increasing. They have
long been thoroughly dissatisfied with the
water supply and have rs last resort
Joined with others in petition
to the Maine legislature for
new water company. In
view OF the fact that Philadelphians have
invested several hundred thousand dollars
at Bar Harbor and are rapidly increasing
their outlay it is, we hope. not presump-
tuous to urge the Maine legislature to
grant the modest prayer of our citizens.
Our people are ready to pay great deal
of money every summer tor Maine air and
Maine water, but they want both to be
pure and both to be plentiful. -Philadel-
phtd Press
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Enjoy Life

What truly beautiful word we live in |
Nature gives US grandure of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands of means of
ENJOYMENT We can desire no better when
in perfect health; but how often do the ma
jority of people feel like giving it up dis
heartened, discouraged and worn out with
disease, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower
will make them free from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are
the direct cause of seventy-fve per cent of
such maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Costiveness. Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of
the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try it.
Oct2dA - lvnPchvkv
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READ AND AssionDD.

hhAO AMI
Bill an act to establish the weight Of q
bushel of oats.
Bill an act to amend sec. g., chap. Of the
revised statutes.
Bill an act to amend secs. II and "a, chap.
11S. revised statutes, relating to punishment Mt
for rape.
Bill an act to prohibit the sale or gift of
cigarettes or cigars to minors under 10 years
Of age.
Bill an act to amend sec. 43, chap. 70, re-
vised statutes, relating to insolvent debtors.
Bill an act to amend sec. SO, chap. 3, re-
vised statutes, relative to the power Of towns
in the matter of buildings.
Bill an act relating to compensation of
County Commissioners Of Hancock County
Resolve in favor of Charles W. Davis,
grandson of Elmer A. Davis.
PASSED TO BE ENGRosssD.
Bill an act to amend chap. 264 of the pub
lie laws of 1885, establishing the standard
weight Of \ bushel Of beans.
Bill an act to amend sec. "A, chap 70, re.
vised statutes, relating to the admission of
attorneys.
Bill an act to amend sec. 81, chap. 80,
revised statutes, relating to jails.
Bill an act to increase the salary Of the
Register of Probate Of Penobscot county.
Bill an act to prohibit the use Of oil torches
in herring fishing.
Bill an act to make legal the doings Of
the West Waterville Soldiers Monument
Association.
Bill an act to incorporate the trustees of
Sergeant Wyman Post. G A. r.
Bill an act to incorporate the Division of
Maine, of the Sons of Veterans, of the U. S.
of America.
Bill an act to amend sec. 9, chap. 366,
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The breath of a chronic catarrh patient is
often so offensive that he cannot 60 into
society and he becomes an object OF disgust
After time liberation sets in, the spongy
bones are attacked. and frequently, entirely
destroyed. A constant source of discomfort
is the dripping Of the purulent secretions into
the throat sometimes producing invsterate
bronchitis, which IN its turn has been the ex-
citing cause of pulmonary disease. The
brilliant results which have attended its use
for years past properly designate Ely's Cream
Balm as by far the best, if not the only real
cure for hay fever, rose cold and catarrh
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Devine & CoughIin can always be re.,
upon to carry in stock the pures. and hs.,
goods, and sustain the reputation of beis, =.
tive, pushing and reliable, by recommepd,D,
articles with well established merit and ,,es
as are popular. Having the agency 70, Ma
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discovery for can.
sumption, colds and coughs, will cell IL an,
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure a.,
and every affection of throat, lungs, or chs.;
and in order to prove our claim, We AK Va,
to call and get Trial Bottle Free.
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Compulsory Inventory Law.
, the Editor of the Kennebee Journal:

To the Editor of the Kennebee Journal:
Your correspondent, &c. Morgan" in the
issue of 22d inst, says 1.-THE statistics
given the Committee by Judge Savage were
evidently those of the year preceding, and
the year following the commencement of the
oneration of the said law in Vermont. The
statistics for 1886 would show quite different
ly."
The statistics gave the Committee we're
taken from the American Almanac for 1879
and 1886. giving the assessed valuation of
Vermont for the years 1873 and 1885 ss
follows: 1878, S87 ,694, 500; and 1885 Sl69.
$50, 4lS, showing an increase between those
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-24

Use after each meal SCOTS Emulsion: IL
IS as palatable as milk and easily digested.
Delicate people improve rapidly with its use.
For Consumption. Throat affections and
Bronchitis it is unequalled. DR.. Thos. Prim,
Ala says: Il used Scou's Emulsion on a
chnd eight months old; he gained four
pounds in a month" feb8eod&v4v
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Notice.

The joint special committee appointed TO invest.
gate the Maine Branch of the DruifIcai Unvrr -ity
and the Maine Eclectic Medical College will bold a
meeting at the State House on Wednesday evening.
March Z, at - O'Clock All persons int.res ed are
requested to be present and those having Any IN
formation are requested to communicate with the
committee.
FRANK F. SLEEPER. ! chsrmen.
FRANK l.. NOBLE, !
II. O. CoRsoN, Secretary.
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Cold weather in this climate always iD-
vites Catarrah. G. W. Dame, Corinus, Me-.
makes the following statement. have bee,
troubled with catarrah many years. h,,,
received great benefit from the use Of Bell,
Sarsaparilla." $50 cts. per bottle).
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The Boston State proposes that the
Massachusetts republicans hold banquet
at Fanneuil Hall April 10 and fire SHOT
which will arouse the republican party as
it has never been animated before.
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Judiciary Committee HEARINGS.

The hearing before the Judiciary Committee. up
On the question OF capital punishment, heretofore
advertised for the 18th inst Is postponed to the
ANDREW P. wIswKLL. Sec. judiciary Com.
Augusta. Jan. IL, 1887.
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Know myself by reading the "Sc,encs d
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and mildle-aged men.
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Oct2d&wlyurchwky

me at once four dozen DR.. seth Arnold's Cough
Killer. beats any medicine we can find for cou
For sale by all druggists Price. 25c.. SOC. and 81
per bottle
Beware Of powerful physic. DR.. Seth Arnolds
Vegetable Pills are the best. 30 pills, Csc.
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Railroad Hearing

re hearing Of the consolidation Of the Roston
Maine Eastern and other railroads, will take place
81 state House. Angus 3, Thursday. FEB =, les7.
| JAS. r. HAWKES., Sec.
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From w. L. Shotwell, 204 Orange st..
Newark, N Y.
Messrs. KINsMAN & Co.-Gents: | an
pleased to recommend Adamson's Courh
Balsam as sure cure for all it claims. |
would not be without it. Ii has done us
more good than physicians prescriptions n
three years.
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HEARINGS ASSIGNED.
Committee on interior Waters.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notice Ia hereby given that all hearings that were
assigned by this mmittee for Tursda' Feb. END,
are postponed tn Thur.day. Feb 24th. T. ID.
c II. GlLBFRr. tcb.t,map
IRA Il. RANDALL,
Auknsta, Feb 18th.
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As an Investment.
Very Large Advance.


dividend eexpts
HUBBARD W. TILTON Pres. FRANK j. WETHERELL Tro
20 Oliver Street, Boston. Mass
janaeodt cnr2p
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Bill an act to amend section 43, chapter
10, revised statutes, relating to Insolvent
Debtors, came up for a first reading. was
read hrst and second time, and pending
assignment was amended, on motion of Mr..
Talbot of East Machias, by striking out the
last section. The bill was then assigned for
tomorrow.
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On motion of Mr.. Noble of Lewiston,
House document l25, bill an act to incorpo.
rate the Dirigo Mutual Accident Association,
WAS taken from the table, amended by insert
ing after the names of the incorporators the
words "all residents within the State of
Maine" and passed to be engrossed.
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House document 1873. resolve in favor of
the B .th Military and Naval Orphan Asylum,
being up for second reading. was read the
second time; pending passage to be en-
crossed il was recommItted to the Committee
on Military Affairs.